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The Portland daily press., 1887-04-05
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY.
Annual Meeting, Report and Elec
ton of Officers.

The annual meeting of the life members of
the Portland Institute and Public Library
was held yesterday afternoon, at the library
rooms.
Mr.. Watson, the librarian, made his annu-
al report, as follows;
10 me Directors Of Portland Public Libra
Gentlemen herewith present the statis-
Tics OF library books for the wear ending
March 3lst. The library contained at the
peg pegIlniniing OF the year 30,943 books. Since
tnat time 400 have been purchased, $50 have
been donated, and SO have been added by
binding periodicals. On the other hand
four books have been lost, 1870 have been con-
demned as wern out, and 1898 duplicate
United States documents have been returned
to the Congressional Library, leaving now
IN this library total of 30,5S4 books; 1884
have been circulated for home use; 1854
have been used in the library; 375S have
been covered; 1441 have been repaired in
the library, and 1877 have been sent to the
binder; 81 periodicals are regularly received.
besides the local newspapers; 1929 pamph-
iets, including unbound periodicals, have
been donated; AZ of the books purchased are
Of the class designated by the 'Sawyer
Fqud" to come under that head, and are SO
labelled and recorded. There are 244 life
members, 26S subscribers, and 2S2 free cards.
makinga total of 1914 persons taking books
from the library for home use.
Among those who have kindly contributed
books and papers to the library the past
year, | am pleased to mention Stephen Der.
rry, Ira Berry, DR.. Sarah Devoil, Henry
DDeerinng, Brown Thurston, C: B. Thurston,
Nathan 4 N Warm WsF%on' co w; NJ Sargent,
J. I'll. Drummond, W. p. FRYE. n
b. Reed, II. w. Richardson, N. K. SAWYER.
Leroy Hight, John G. Proctor, Mrs. w. p.
treble, Mrs. i. d. M. Sweat, Charles P.
Greenongh, w. L. Putnam, John l., Little.
". ii. Fem, John Il. Dow, d. w. Baker
George II. Libby, Rufus w. Deering, c. w.
Skiff, United States government, cities of
Portland, Boston and Cincinnati. The pro-
prletors OF nearly all our local newspapers
furnish us one copy each of these regularly
for binding and future use as heretofore.
The charitable societies in the city have
srelleyed the pressure in our reading room by
furnishing accommodations elsewhere for
many OF the small boys who have formerly
resorted here for reading and shelter 1t Is
needless for me to enumerate in this report
the many and pressing needs of this library,
as IL VIII only be repeating what has been
many tunes mentioned previously, and which
3 glance about the rooms will at once con-
ilrm. Still hoping this institution may soon
be established in building of its own and
its DOCKS made free circulating to all citizens,
librarian.
The following were elected directors for
three years:
l.. ID. NJ. Sweat, w. l.. Putnam, II. B.
Brown, j. FL. Drummond and Francis Fes-
sender.
Directors to fill vacancies Henry Deering.
Geo. e. b. jackson.
The directors will meet later to organize.
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Good Tannniarn

Thursday evening a large delegation from
Royal Lodge, Yarmouth, visited Mystic 90
TINS lcity. District Templar e. w. knight
and wife, who is Grand Vice Templar 81 the H..
Grand Lodge, were also present. Mystic
gave fne entertainment District Templar
Knight made remarks, and Mrs. knight gave
a nne recitation. Several members of Roval
Lodge also made interesting remarks. Al
'ne close OF the lodge meeting, ty invitation
oi Mystlc Lodge, the visiting members par
took of nice supper in the refresbment
room.
Inc committee Of conference appointed
Dy the city lodges and the lodges in this
Vicinity will have meeting with Mission
Lodge, Wednesday evening, April 9th A
full attendance is desired.
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MINISTER'S, Associat,on

The Ministers Association of Portland
and vicinity met yesterday morning at the
Young Mems Christian Association Hall
The attendance was good, including several
OF the pastors from neighboring towns. The
principal address of the morning was deliv-
cred by Rev. DR.. HILL After pleasant al
fusion to the observance of Palm Sunday he
spoke directly of the palsy of doubt, its
course and remedy. 1t was clear, strong
and helpful presentation of an important
subject. The general discussion was post
poned until the next meeting. A hearty
vote of thanks was extended to DR.. Hill.
The meeting was profitable, both in" infor-
nation ard suggestion.
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1.-TWO story French roof house, No. 7O2 Congress
II street, near head Of State street, contains
front and back parl0r, dining room, Kitchen laun-
dry, bath room and seven sleeping rooms, all In
first class condition; was built ten years ago and
its location and condition make It one Of the most
desirable houses In the city. Rent $3.50 per an
mum. Inquire OF ROLLINS y ADAMS, No, 20
Exchange st. dec24du
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The Portland Transcript.

Mr.. Charles p. Ilsley, who commenced the
publication of the Portland Transcript in
1887, removed to Boston in 1916 to engage in
new business, disconnecting himself en-
tirely from the paper and leaving the whole
charge Of editing and publishing in the
hands Of Mr.. S. H. Colesworthy, the pub
Usher. Soon after this Mr.. Colesworthy
engaged the Hon. Benjamin Kingsbury as
his associate editor, and this relationship
continued until some time in 1S4s, when Mr..
Colesworthy sold the paper to Mr. Erastus
Gould.
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MARRIAGES.

In Cumberland Mills. April 3. by Rev. f. NJ.
Ella M. Libby of Standish.
In Fryeburg, April 3, by Rev. B. N. Stone, Ed.
gar U rover OF Sweden and Miss Alice Meader
of Lowell.
In Norway. March 20. Geo A. Jackson and Miss
Nellie s. Andrews of Paris.
In Canton. March 80, s. V. Harlow and Miss
Carrie Z. Morse both of Jay.
In Pittstield. March 20, Albert NJ. Townsend
and Miss Abbie !. Reynolds, both of Readfeld.
In Dixmont. March 20, Albion o. Ward and
Miss Helen l.. Work, both of Troy
In Elgin, ILL.,, April 4, by Rev. A. II. Ball, Benz.
l.. johnson OF Minneapolis and Miss Sadie q.
Taylor Of Portland Maine
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BRIEF JoTTINcs.
!. A. strout.

There is letter at the police station fol-
Miss Maggie Graney.
The steamer Vancouver of the Dominion
line left Halifax for this port yesterday FORE
noon and will be due here this forenoon.
Alpha Lodge, No. l, X. of T., will give a
parlor entertainment Wednesday evening fol
the benefit of the Lodge.
The Woman's Indian Association will hold
its monthly meeting at Chestnut ST. Church
this afternoon at O'Clock. These meetings
are free to all.
Cousens & Tomlinson of Portland have
closed Bowes & Buckley's grocery store on
Water street, Biddeford. Several Biddeford
men are among the creditors.
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RAILWAY MATTERS.
NOTES.

NOTES,
The February statement of the Boston and
Lowell will show an increase in net earn
ings of $1,000 to $1,000 when the full income
for the month is paid in Hopes are enter
tanned that the directors of the Lowell and
Boston and Maine will agree upon the terms
of the proposed lease within ten days and
that the stockholders can act upon 1t before
Nov payt
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NEW ADvERTrsEmENTs
The BEST Accident
Insurance.

Insurance.
The Old Reliable
United States Mutual
Accident Association,
$40 and 322 Broadway,
New York.
Time Tried and Prov
ed. Ten Years Of Sue
cess. Unriv a le d
for Prompt and Equit-
a Bile S g ttlem e mt of
Claims. Over a
MILLION DOLLARS
PAID IN LOSSES.
No losses due and I'M
paid. Over $4,000
Leading b u SIN Ii . >
and
p 70 FE S S | 0 N A L
Men are members.
NEW FEATUR ES:
$4,000 Death by Accident.
$4,000 Loss Of Both Hands.
$4,000 " Both Feet.
$4,000 Hand & Foot.
$4,000 Hand or Foot.
$4,000 /" Both Eyes,
$1,000 One Eye.
$4,000 Permanent Total
Disability.
$50 a Week Temporary
Total Disability.
These amounts of In
demnity are provided
by the Policies of the
United States Mutual
Acct d ent
Association, 800 and
1872 Broadway, N. Y,
at a cost to members in
the PREFER e d occu-
pations, of about 500
a year, which may be
made in one payment
or in instruments.
0ne-half or one-quarter Of
above insurance at proper
Tomato rates.
Membership Fee, SIS for
each $4,000 Policy.
CHARLES B. PBET,
President.
JAMES R. PITCHER,
Sec, & Gen. Manager.
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A DESIRABLE two story frame dwelling,
a house on Pine street, near Bracket street,
pdtiofs dining room, kitchen, bath room, with
NOT aud cold water,) seven chambers, plenty Of
back parlOr and dining room, new steam heating
apparatus with eight radiators; newly painted
aha papered throughout; area Of lot 4, 90 square
teet. Terms reasonable inquire Of ROLLINS
ADAMS, No. 20 Exchange St dec24du
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of real estate in
this county have been recorded at the Regis.
try of Deeds:
Portland Horace p Stone to Portland Union
Railway Station Company, land and buildings. 81.
Bridgton-Walter S. Vaughan ct al. to John
Bennett land. So.
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[ OTs FOR SALE an wEsTnROOK-

Ia Twenty-f0ur excellent house lots will be sold
this spring; located between SaecaraDpa and
Cumberland Mills rare chance for home under
the greatest paper mill m the world; excellent
drainage dry cellars and beautiful level plots
All to be sold at a great bargain this spring sure.
Work enough the year round within from Ave 10
ten minutes walk only five minutes walk from
a junction depot and several churches; fine
graded school Just across the street, horse ears
coming soon. Apex Of population Ut z 900; easy
terms Now IS your time 70 own your own house.
Apply at once by letter or In person TO JAMES L.
CHANDLER, Saccarappa. 31-2
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FARM ar AUCTION.

A I GrOveville, Buxton, Ne. ON the premises
a at 10 o'clock a. m, Of April 18th, shall
sell the John A. Sands estate containing 90 acres
OF good land, well divided into field. pasture and
wood land, good orchard, with house, ell wood
house aud barn, all IN excellent condition inside
and out. Also two horses, three cows an the
farm tools, two wagons, household goods sc.
Time viii be given for payment OF some portion Of
the farm G.. ID. WEEKS, Auctloneer.
udT3l DIVE
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Cumberland Rowing Associate n.

The Cumberland Rowing Association will
give dance and an exhibition of prizes that
have been won by the club at Mechanics
Hall on Wednesday evening, April 18th.
The boys promise their friends good time
The Portland daily press., 1887-04-05
BUSINESS ORANGES.

ENO& sALE-rcn miles from Boston, M
II thriving man-iacturing city, a finely situated
dining room Tor only $3.50, has been run for sever
al Years by the owner; good reasons Tor seVlng
Also 20 room lodging house connected GRO, =
SIENENS g co, 285 Washington 80, Boston,
Mas. 800
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U. S. DISTRICT COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE WEBB

BEFORE JUDGE WEBB.
MoNDAY-Robert Carsen, libellant. vs.schooDer
Mary Lord. Motion to file petition to limit liza
bility Of owners of schooner for damage caused
by collision Motion resisted on ground that the
petition comes too late.
Edward Z. Dodge. A. A. Strout
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FROM PORTLAND.
Remarkable Cure of N Little Gil
Read It,

Read Ii.
II think it is my duty to tell how much good
Hoods Sarsaparilla has done my little girl She
was from birth puny, PALE and sickly, and did not
seem TO gain strength as she grew older. She
should have been able to walk when year to a
yeer and half DID, but even when three years Of
age she
COULD NOT STAND ALONE.
She ate hardly anything and seemed to be weak
constituti0naly, but was doubtless kept back by
impure blood, which caused her much discomfort
head being covered with one sore. One day
read in Hoods Item Of a remarkable cure OF a
child by Hoods Sarsaparilla, ana decided to try
this medicine, To say that
WAS AsToNIsHED
at the effect the first bottle had upon her, would
be mild way of expressing my feelings Her APP
petite began TO pick up, and soon we could hardly
give her enough 10 eat. She also gained strength,
could stand alone, and the sore on her head began
owe ointment, and when she had taken three
bottles of Hoods Sarsaparila she could run about
the house as smart as any child. She has been a
BRIGHT AND HEALTHY
ever SINCE write this out of pure gratitude to
Hoods Sarsaparilla." EDWARD L. ALEXANDER
% Cleayes St., Portland Me.
This Is to certify that have known Edward T.
Alexander for eight years or more, he having
been In my employ from time to time and l con-
slider him truthful and reliable in al respects"
N. S. FERNALD,
Fernald & Sawyer, Forest City Stable,
Portland, Me.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
by c. I. HOOD CO., Apothecariees, Lowell, Mass
Inn Macao N.- n~lI-~
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la.rana.s.ANenu..

MIS- tshKROTT. No $40 Congress street.
Ith lciis patrouIg- a Cioak aud Dress Max
70 rooms through X.JOuN LirfLE'5 Dry Goods
Store. 25-2
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.
NOTES

A vocal and instrumental concert will be
der direction eff Mr.. A. B. Hall, by some of
our finest musical talent, for the benefit of
the First Baptist Society, at the residence of
ID. b. Kicker Eastern Prmenade.
The Portland daily press., 1887-04-05

Parties in want of good convenient store
for jobbing trade will do well to look at
store No. 255 Middle street. See advertise
ment
The Portland daily press., 1887-04-05

F. o. Bailey & Co. will sell the furniture, &c.
In house No. 40 Bramhall street, at 10 o'clock
this morning
Take a d. X. and be o. X. See advertisement
mars deodGp,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
State Of Maine.

Derangement of the liver, with constipation in
iure the complexion, induce pimpes, salow skin.
etc. Remove the cause by using Carter's Little
Liver Pills. one dose. apr5d&w1w
The Portland daily press., 1887-04-05
Flakes as Big as a Mans Hand
Fall in Bangor.
Especial to the PRESS

BANGOR, April A severe snow storm
ragged here for about an hour this morning.
1t was an extraordinary storm on account of
the great size of the flakes. Old seamen say
they never saw anything like it. Some
flakes were as large as the palm of ones
hand. One man said that three of the flakes
would make a sleigh ride.
The Portland daily press., 1887-04-05

Interesting
Sales
Will be
Made i'm
Several
Departments
This
Week.
In
Gloves
Nearly
Everybody
Will be
Interested.
Our
Stock is
Complete.
The
styles
Are
Handsome,
Prices
Reasonable,
And
Every pair
VIII be
Fitted
TO the
Hand and
Guaranteed.
Difficult
Hands
Can be
Fitted and
We have
Facilities
For
Doing il.
I'm the
NeedIe.wOrk
Department
We shall
Continue the
Discount
Sale on
Linen Goods.
This is
An
Opportunity
Seldom
offered,
And
Ladies'
Should
Take
Advantage of il.
Easter
Cards,
Books,
SOuveniers,
&c,
Are
Selling
Remarkably
Well
And
Our
Stock
Should be
Examined
Early i'm the
Week.
Articles
To be
Sent
Away
Carefully
Wrapped
For
Mailing.
Opening OF
Mems
Neckwear
To-day.
)!W!!en, Moore & Co !!
capable girl for general hous
work. Apply to MRS. G. ii. HANSON, c
'ruce st. References required. 81
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NOR sALE-A desirable new

DOR sALE-A desirable new two story dwell
IL Ing house, situated In the westerly part Of
the city, containing finished rooms besides bath
room; all nicely finished, heated by furnace. This
property will be sold low and on very liberal
terms OF payment For particulars apply to JOHN
T. pROCrOR. Centennlal Block. aI-l
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Jew ADvERTrsEmnNrs ro.DAv

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Genuine Diamonds Found in Tea and Coffee.
For Rent-Entire Second Floor,
Important Sales-Turner Bros
For Rent-Summer Residence
Notice-Copeland & Brackett
The Best Accident Insurance..
Dissolution of Copartnership.
>. i. @. A.-Annual Meeting
Tarrants Seltzer Apperient'
The Z. ID. & Co. Egg Beaten.
Wanted-Cast on Clothing.
Eastman Bros. & Bancroft.
For Sale-Chestnut Mares.
For Sale-Easter Lilies.
Lost-Opera Glasses.
M. 9. M. Association.
X. John Little & Co.
owen. Moore & Co.
Rines Brothers.
House To Let-2.
Girl Wanted-2.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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HORsEs FOR sALE-1o Vermont Ind

ENOR sALE-A two story brick house. on line
a OF Horse Cars between State and High st. !;
a snug and convenient house for a small family
price $4,000. BENJAMIN SHAW, 4stE tx,
change st. IL
The Portland daily press., 1887-04-05

IL pair of young chestnut mares at a great
sacrifice, weight about 800 pounds EACH fast road
sters, drive single or double, warranted perfectly
only used a few times last fall, (made by j. b.
Jordan, and two seated cut under surry style
carryall with top and sides, single phaeton, pole,
robes, saddle, brldle etc.; can be seen at Soules
Avon Place Stable. For particulars enquire of l..
@. CUMMINGS & CO., No. 204 Commercial st.
81
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FARM FOR SALE Or TO LET.

A small farm for sale OF to let, containing about
IN ten acres Of good land In high state Of
cultivation. situated In Falmouth on the GRAY
Rouse, barn nearly new, and an the buildings In
excellent repair. Enquire Of EDWIN l.. DYER,
NO. 396 Congress st. mar3ldff
The Portland daily press., 1887-04-05

TNOR RENT-House No. 16 Deering st. now
IL occupied by Mr. L. @. Cummings; pleasant
and convenient residence. BENJAMIN SHAW,
4S1a Exchange st, 5-l
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- An old established retail grocery and prOvis-
ion store in the centre Of the city, ON one Of the
best Streets has large trade and offers good
opportunity for an enterprsing man % take q good
business already secured. BENJAMIN SHAW
4S12 Exchange st. 81
The Portland daily press., 1887-04-05

EOR RENT--The delightful summer resi-
Il dence at Falmouth Foreside, owned by Judge
GODDARD best of facilities for bathlng ana Doat-
81
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III Wholesale or retail at j. w. MlNOTT'S
Green Houses, Cape Elizabeth Depot Telephone
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Lost AND FOUND.

Il OsT-Saturday afternoon, on Congress street,
II between Pearl street and Gllberts Academy,
a child's French Kid spring heel boot; the finder
will please leave at or inform II. II. EARRING
TON, No. 2O8 Middle street. Al
EOUND-At AHTCHELL's Cent Store $50
II Congress street, glass berry sets 60 ets.,
water sets 81, new goods and new patterns, large
glass naples 10 cts, quart Malolica pitchers
10 cts. each. New goods being continually re-
ceved. 81
INOUND-25 sets of Dickens Works. 10 vol
IL umes In a box, bound I'm cloth, nicely Illus
tfated; published for SIS; viii sell the set for only
$3.50; this Is a great bargain; at s. III. COLES
WORTHY, JR's Book Store, " Exchange street.
2-1
II OsT-Money, by not knowing where TO buy.
H just received, 300 picnic baskets, 222 lunch,
shopping and work baskets. Buy early in season,
getting the best selection and save money, at
MIrCHELL'S5 cent Store, $50 Congress street.
81
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ITO Lighthouse on Danforth Street. contain
IL ing eight rooms and bath room,open fire places,
furnace, cemented cellar fine location and good
neighborhood. Enquire at 3s7 DANFORTh ST.
The Portland daily press., 1887-04-05

WANTED-Highes cash prices paid for cast
w off clothing, ladies or gents; or exchange
for Turkish rugs. Please send letter or postal TO
NJ. DEGROOT, Perry House, Portland, Me. OIL
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FOR sALK.
NOR SALE CmEAP : 40 Thousand


TNOR SALE CHEAP - 40 thousand rolls Of
a. Room Papers al very low prices; call and see
Brown Back Papers at cents and upwards
roll White Back Papers at cents and upwards
roll Gilts al 20 and 20 cents roll :. III. COLES
WOkfHY'S Book Store 92 Exchange st. 2-1
HORSES FOR sALE-1O Vermont horses,
III good workers and good drivers, for sale
cheap for cash. Call and see them and get good
trade. Can be seen at BBOWN'S STABLE, 101
Federal st. 2-1
LNOR SALE CHEAP - One set Appletons
IL American Cyeop8dia, latest edition. 1873 :;
new, full library binding. ~ volumes; cost siO2,
viii sell for SIS One set, One-hah Turkey morOc-
co binding; cost s110, will sell for s75 5. n.
,JR's, Book Store, 90 Exchange
street. - 2-l
TOR sALE-Fifty Pigs and shoats, from 20
IL to 100 n each OF choice breed; all In want,
call this Is as hne lot as have had viii be sold
low. GEO. W. COOLIDGE, Aliens Corner. IL
EOR sALE-In Knightyllle, corner OF Bridge
IL and A Street, twO story frame house and
stable; the house IS well arranged, sunny ex-
posure, and would make good home for an ex-
preSsman or any person wishing pleasant place
near the city; the above will be sold 10 close an
estate size Of lot 2bx1OO. BENJAMIN SHAW,
asa Exchange st. IL
ENOR sALE-A two story brick house, on line
IL OF Horse Cars between State and High st. /;
a snug and convenient house for a small family
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NfAteM FOR sALE-Situated In Cape ElZ-
II abeth, twenty minutes drive from the city
house nearly new, seven rooms, ell, wOOdshed,
large stable and hennery connected; ten acres OF
land, high state Of cultivation; strawberries,
pears, apples and plums In abundance Apply to
4O-I
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ENOR SAaE-A one and half story house,
IL new five years ago, situated ON Florence
street, WOOdford's, rooms and plenty OF closets
and cupb0ards; conveniently arranged and In
good order. WIN be sold cheap. Enquire on the
premises OF az No. Al Exchange street, Portland.
j. O.. PETTENGILL. 25-2
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ENOR RENT-Entire second floor (30x8o)
IL No. 200 Middle Street. having been success
fully occupied for the jobbing trade number of
years; the floor is well lighted front and rear; has
convenient entrance to freight elevator. BEN
JAMIN SHAW, 4S1a Exchange st. 81
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INAIslI FOR aALE-sltnated M emo I'm

EOR sALE-Baby carriage In good order.
IL May be seen at 2551a OXFORD STREET.
between Preble and Alder Sts All
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MI. C. M, AssOciatiOn,

FVIHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Maine Charit-
Il able Mechanic Association will be held in the
Library room, Mechanics Building on Thurs
day Evening, April 18th, at 7.30 O'clock
Business Election of officers and such other
business as may be brought before it. Per order
ap5d3t II. b. SWIFT. Rec. See
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EARM FOR sALE-At a bargain; / will
IL sell my farm In GOrham, Me. low and make
the terms OF payment easy tor descriPtl9n price
ham, Maine. 27-2&w2w
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Old Inhabitants Amazed,

Especial to The Press
MECHANICS FALLS, April A severe
snow storm ragged here Saturday and the
roads are badly blocked. DIR. Holt reports
that he was unable to drive outside the vii
lage limits, having made the attempt and
failed ewing to drifts.
The Portland daily press., 1887-04-05

THE Annual Meeting of the Society for the
Il Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, for the
election Of Officers and the transaction of any
other business that may be legally presented,
will be held at the Rooms of Portland Fraternity,
5 Free St., WEDNESDAY, April 6, 1887, at 7.30
PM.
CARMEN FOX, Secretary.
aprb d2t
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Planning and Moulding Mills, No. 48S Fore St.
william l.. Delano win continue the business
the style Of w. L. Delano & Co., and by good and
prompt work hopes to retain all present custom
ers Of the mill and secure many new ones.
VIM. l.. DELANO
Portland. March 81. 1897. anrhd1MA
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE

TIIHE firm Of Delano g. Winslow is this day dis
Il solved by mutual consent, Mr.. A. N Win
slow retiring on account of i'll health.
DELANO & WINSLOW,